Tuesday 28 March 2023, 8pm

Ana Roxanne + Francesco Cavaliere

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Ana Roxanne is a New York based musician working at the interzone of electric meditation, dream pop, and ambient songcraft. Her self-titled EP was later reissued by Leaving Records before signing with Kranky for her official full-length debut, 2020’s Because Of A Flower.

Her inspirations span the secular (R&B divas of 1980’s and 90’s) and the spiritual (Catholic choral traditions in which she was raised), synthesized into a uniquely intuitive sonic language, equal parts atmospheric and ancient, healing and hermetic.

"...this is a magical record, one that instils a mindful awareness of your body while also taking you utterly outside of it." – The Guardian on 'Because of a Flower'

"Singer and musician Ana Roxanne‘s music invites you to slow down and take stock. Operating at the intersection between ambient, meditation, dream pop and jazz, her blissful creations are navigated by the choral traditions of her upbringing and the R&B soulstresses that informed her youth." – Ransom Note

Francesco Cavaliere

Francesco Cavaliere (b. 1980 Piombino, Italy) is known for the sensitivity with which he combines sounds, materials and space, His works are capable of enlivening his listeners’ inner states in an imaginative journey populated by ephemeral presences, phenomena generated by glass, minerals and voices recorded using analogue and digital technologies. First introduced to the world through the tape "Neverending Somersault,” is the author and interpreter of the "Gancio Cielo" audio stories, released as a full length LP on the label Hundebiss (IT).

“The basis for Cavaliere’s music is derived from the prowess of his imagination, which at a young age was stimulated by a gift, given to him by his grandma. “At a very young age, my grandmother, who was a music teacher, gave to me a cassette record player. And as I was an only-child, I would sit in my room alone, and have conversations with the record player and my pre recorded voice. I communicated with it.” (Spencer Clark)

https://soundcloud.com/f-cavaliere